Why should project managers always make a plan $($phase two$)$ before executing and completing tasks $($phase three$)?$

$1$ point

Because executing and completing tasks is crucial to creating a budget, setting a schedule, and determining roles and responsibilities

Because executing and completing tasks is crucial to understanding scope, cost, and timeline

Because creating a budget, setting a schedule, and determining roles and responsibilities is crucial to executing and completing tasks

Because creating a budget, setting a schedule, and determining roles and responsibilities is crucial to developing the project charter